u/QuiteTheKetch

Be it a sequel everyone dismissed, a video game adaptation, a cheap affair full of unknowns, or an ill-conceived 2000's nu metal remake of a beloved classic - what are your favorite known clunkers you genuinely like?

I really loved Psycho II and think it hits the mark as a follow up. I also think Knock Knock is a fantastic exercise in discomfort and one of Roth's best movies.

Edit: hell yeah, glad to see my impression of Psycho II's rep was wrong, id always been told none of the sequels were worth it and they were all pointless.

And to me because I'm asking.

I've just hit 300+ hours in this game (some downtime plus I share a computer with my partner so probably only about 200 is actual game play from me) and I have a- well, problem isn't accurate- a cycle that I'm living in. I am a chronic restarter. Sometimes I dont plan ahead well enough and overheating gets me or oxygen production etc etc - and every time I do I get further and further as I master each early thing but as I get into the midgame I feel myself plateauing a bit.

I'm still really enjoying the game, I know there's worlds out there I haven't scratched the surface of and systems I have yet to touch let alone master.

So my question to you is this: what lessons did you have to learn the hard way to get over that mid game difficulty hump? Like how in the early game you learn to prioritize a bathroom day one or suffer the consequences 🫡.